Veteran wide man Hayes is one of four first team players out of contract at Pittodrie this summer.
Peter Leven says Jonny Hayes will continue his dual role as a player and coach at Aberdeen for the rest of the season.
It has been widely predicted Hayes, who turns 37 in July, will hang up his boots and turn to coaching. He is one of the names under consideration for the Under-18 and B coaching roles at Celtic. Leven can see why there is interest in the likeable Irishman. He said: “Jonny and Shinnie are huge in the dressing room and brilliant for me as a manager. I know they control and police the dressing room – and set the standards.
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